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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

The partial repression OF Immigration. MI famer' Oh
Michigaa introduced in tic Senate to-day nj Dr. ="
outline Of which has already appeared In THE IhhoN1'
Mr. Farw.u introduced similar sac Mr. Mitcheh Prs-
sen,ed one which seemed 10 be Intended - meet t.o
wholesale importation Of Cinnamon and Coolies ana tho
,,r,r. t,io,s and Anarchists which are dumped on
American shores by foreign governments
Mr. Morrill,. Of Vermont introduced - Dill whicn mahes
ipo,sibl. for alien T., acquire land ~ bomes'ssd
onirv mill after ~ has become citizen OF mo u'i
sat-. "A the law stasds Eow n declaring MS IN
,s,ton to bccoms n citizen can enter LAM under ho
sar, or ions accorded American cltlLch' f
Worr think. ma n he had 70 wait I've years IN" aver
900 soreicner would be III, ed 10 hcset" befse com.
ing 10 this and the Number or mmgrhh.s no
cnrr.spOuIi1gly lcsse-rd annually iit afhhuiOc"
lie n 10 max to his Dill on We tnestay next
long I,R ,~cIr I3T'nsd states So tor l'iohGet
whose home i this place. pr0plr,t ''i sNct-
10 from this country ~ grants VINO arc NOT pr
,lsi Iii certinates .!oAs United Safcs coDsuN a. 70
,,;rh sirnblc c,zsns and that cOnsuls are not 10
issue cert fca"s To criminals panpers' hots Nuiu9s'
AssrcA.ss 10 ygamists, CT ohers VINO may ois'Ilo So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
,rrooD OF BILLS IN THE SENATE.
so>,r RELATE TO PENSIONS. LIQUOR AND THE SUR
-. - 80. -, I'd .Nn o. EOMARGARINE.

pLUs-,fR. LAWYER AND OLEoMARGARtNE.
wA.u1SGroN. Dec 12.-Immclatcly otter tho read
Ing OF the journal Of Thursday In the senate To-Day
Mr. uoar offered a resolution naming the Senators to
Constitute the standing committees fof Inc tn Ton
glcss The resolution was adopted
similar resolution naming the senator's TO con
stne tho select committees was also offered - Ir.
IIoar aud adopted.
4 large number OF communications. petitions aad
nominations made during thN recess vas presented
and referred Among the petitions was tho following
Relating 10 the importation OF rum ard other liquors
into tho Congo States. To r'ent the Manufacture
l,rportaticn and salo OF intoxicating liquors "a tho
Territories. .
For allowance Of bounty Of - 10 PER nor 90 all
men who served I'm tho army during the War. For
tensions TO all who served drrng the war
For an amendment to tho Constitution prohil Ting
tbc nlannf,cturc lmportatlon or sale OF inoX ;atin5
LIQUORS In tn" United Statc'.
Ev Mr. Aldrlch-To authorize tho secretary O. the
Treasury to apply the surplus money In the Treasury
in tbe purchase Of United states bonds or to the
,,cpaylncnt Of interest on the public debt.
Nv Mr. MaadclsOn, granting a pension to every
soldier and sailor who incapaciacd for the pe f"ru
ancc Of m1nua LABOR and for pensions to dependent
relatives OF deceased soldiers and sailors uo sad
that he introduced this bill at the rnanino's re-
qucst Il the .ccutivo Committee Of the Gram Army
o. the Rel ubiic)
By Mr. Cuilom-For pension To inc N.uo" Oh
General John A. Logan.
Tor the relief Of women enrolled az army nurses
By Mr.. IIawle To reimburse PRISONERS OF war
Who we're I'm the military or naval service d1sito tAo
war Of he Rebellion.
Rv Mr. yc,t-To Increase the pcrslpn OF tn widow
Of General T. T. Blair
Mr Buticr Offered a resolution which WAS aoop.e4
for tho appointment OF select committee Of tto 40
in4ur, into che ais. ability aud pfa't canii.iy oi
establishing and i..in tanine postal te.rofhIh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

BrnrISGroS. VI. Dec. IL tSpcc'nh.-Ih- interest
am.ug The Republican, OF Vermo In the National ON
y.ui,on OF Repubicas clubs IL he held In New YORK
.nue. to inrrsi'e and larrrr representation a'
surrd from this state thna inic'on ia't ""eN no
H.pnblcans At Burlington tonight followed the leat
AVIAN hv a, Alb,n, lat vosk aud eectsi delegates 10
,h. Vcv. York Convention Instead or forming no"
or,anzao, the Cd Blaine and Ioean Climb was revived
for the Of securing representation Tor the Re
publcan. ~ This city In the vsnt"n Tho following
sates elected: Senator George T. Ednuni''
sGr,ud Cannon g. q Besedic OF me Free Press
c.,.ral william Wells eICollector ~ Customs
postinusrr y. i. D.rrey and W. l.. bur ap The ~
Ahans Republican club sends full delega on. the dele
a,e, heipg -I Governor j. Gregory Saith Congress
man W g. Smith, Colosel C. :. Forbes. ny {. Nssle
sn n Frederick butcher Other towns vili elect dele
..t,va i.lf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
HIGGINS WILL go" At LAST.

He SAYS He IEAVfS TIE GOEErNMFNT SFkNiCE
vorUNrARIrY FOR "rr1vATr HrstNvSs.'
W,suiSGroS. Dec. - fSprefni. -Iii'gins must go"
NJ; I'm. Higgins saws h. viii go. 10 ha, sucked the
orange dry AMI ready 10 throw II aside Therefor" he
win place his re.igHnlon the haSis sf Secretary far
child Mr Higgins IL careful tocrp1in TINT li' step =
wholly voluntary ms part and that IT would have
been taken few months after his appointment hal y
not been pero la abuse hc1ped upon lin b' te
Hepubllc1n and Nuywump prss. Neither he fresldeht
nor Secretary Manning wiling that ne Should 90 orr
under the ire o. the enemy. bnt now, when la has on
lived tho attack. mado upon him and estab-
lshed for himself reputation OF being one Of
the most efficient and fshfnl chiefs the
Appou Division has ever known he volunt1riyTe
tires from tho pIho scryc. 10 engage III private bnsl
mesa It's due to Mr. uiesin, to that he say, lie
never was an applicant for the ellie ship OF tie Apo Mt
mcnt Div sion and hi. selection 70 that Office was made
y 81 Secretary Manning. after consultation with ecna
tor tormaB ad accepted by Ar Higgins - temporary
assignment To ohliSe the secretary.
The Republicans tho Treasury Department viii he
greatly relieved hy retirement OF Mr.. Higgins bit
he carries with him the 81 viii 0f ali the Democrat. IN
ard ont Of the Department The nature Of the private
business n whicE Mr. Iigsinr - ,bol to engage - not
dscos.i lie "a est Hover ant does not ie sire
FREQ advrrii-ng It's whi-prrei however, that since
he has cen a. present OHIO. Mr Higgins ha, acquired
valuable inform atom respecting tbs sau. Oi ADJ
Ing acslnst the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

Unhappily the wrechet victim OF their assaults dy-
pepa constipation AMI bIiousness are faithful alie'
When ono of these attacks the system the other Two
speedIy follow In its wake and succcssvey mako their
onslaught s,ively not successfully. II Hostel
tors Stomach Bers be used repe tho onset The Bit
tar, "a sa,v ertrpate these monsters George Is de-
pcted doing the dragon In the Neei vgnotc
upon glass bottles which contain the mod cine Their
fight like thor advance. 10 nearly simultaneous Their
mutuay destroyed they preciptately retreat leaving
position strongly ntrepched by the
BIttera This grand fertilizer 10 also reliable buiwark
against disease and stops
approach OF rheumatism It, rsli
vous com plaints AID imp&rts vigor 70 the weak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
wRANGLING OVER THE sPoILs.

THIRTEEN NFw-YoRK DFMoCRATIC STATESMEN
WHO CANNOT AGREE OVER TwTLvF PLACES.
w,sim~GroS. Dec IL 'Spccub. -F'f'esn Ser.York
Democratic .tat..n-n who r.rre,cnt many dstfirs
ia Empire state. nbed tonight al ChImsrrains
to divide among thr~ssve, twelve places under the
Doork.eper of the House Of Representatives. Re
fsrc they got down to business ihcre were thir.
OF these srtesasn liz ';a.s.nan Bsurse Cochran.
demasded that statesman "Archls" Bis. and -ate,-
man stohnecker whs had voted for tho uDsucc-,sful
candidate for Doogkerprr should rsiro. Metaphor.
o4ly speaking they kicked cut" ono went
by the maln dnor and the othcr by sile-dsor Even
then altar unlucky thirteen remained harnsny did
not prevail. Nsw-iork Tanmany Statesman.
with high snirtcsilar. demanded that
a Brooklyn Democrat, whe II not In high
f.ver with "Bss," McIaughn-in short. a Democrat
named Felix McCo.key- should he appointed Ia a lucra-
slcc under the Doork ~. which pays
munincent salary OF sl,itJ per annnn. Certain Tam
MANY Hall Democrats OF ile sponIou that IN briHg
ing forward AMI advocating the CLAIMS Of Nctoskcy. Gen
eral Spinola hal cooked his goo.." whatever That may
mean. The bald truth IL that the General ha,
not made himself agreeable 10 cool many OF tho Tam
many workers here. For example. when he Was ea!od
upon subscribe the usual 80 for the sneranmon of
the two Irish patriots WHO TO he entertained
next week he nlnkrl. IN put II mildly. aud explained
that lie had 20 20 the Hot Springs AMI $40 30
Despite the iilc unplea'antncss which has ari,eA he
tween statesman Campbell and Statesman Belmont
the place In House post office which lie mont
uLcon sciousy Lost and "Our Tim consciously won
% them In tho together ton sht aud
were to-rabiy harmonious.
should bs SAID rght here that about half OF the
places assigned" 10 he YORK Demscraic states
aforesaid what might he called pareshps places
flisd by boys at ~ per dav The remain Ter
OF greater consequence Two OF them arc ~
some interest 10 newspaper men Mr.. rogers. the
printing clerk is IAmmany Hall man vino
lives Mr. Bryces district. aud Mr. 'oakey whs Is
oil thr oo.kccpers al the main door Of HE hall and who
also Taninnrv man. f. from the same district. Now
Mr Bryc. sa County democracy man a-d seems that
he wants % put Comfy Democracy Oh guard. Mr.
Eryce ID anahle gen lcnan OF much ahllty
bat he H. OF conre, unfamiliar with Washing on WAYS
lie wond like to appoint Mr.. Mcguire. who IN County
Democracy man. AMI he insist on dong 40 Coax
ley served IN the Union Navy during The war and h-ds
an honorable discharge. whils MI Mcguire. II
il said, served In neither tic Army Navy
body in NewYork will recoguI- at
that great issues involved They will he disa,
pointed learn that another conference Of New-York
Democratic stAtssnen will DO necessary 10 settle tne
grave Issues at stake
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A DILL THAT SHOULD BE DEFEATED.

NV ARLINGTON Dec IL tSpeeiai Senator Cameron
introduced a bill to-day which deserves public ccnsurc
and defeat II authorizes the international Navigation
Company otherwise known rs the Fed Star lno, To
register as vessels Of the United states number Ct
foreign built steamships. These vessels are now, or
hereafter may be owned by tho corporation socctle
Annoyneux or association In the nature OF corpora
ton created or organized under the laws OF foreign
Government in which the said International Naviga
ton Company Ia, or shall be actual and bona hde
owners Of not less than n majority OF the shares In
short the bill asks that foreign corporation ana it'
ship, Shall acquire the rigLt to engage In coast"isc
trade and thereby asks Congress to set aside for It's
special benefit The navigation laws enacted for the
protection Of American ship building. IL Is evident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

:, rI, rr,,.tlsgo K granted TO ore company, even
though IL be for limited number Of vessels only
thai The same privileges must be granted 10 %'hers'
II is erstood that he Pennsy lvana Railroad Cou-
many controls tho International Navigation company:
Til, does not make the bill any better ara INC onJ
excuse Senator Cameron can haVc lot lh'rouu'itHs
I; + that the road of his cosiiu, MS. IN INC
XTIXth Congress. Mr.. Sowell. of Now-Jersev MIRO
oured IN. same bill and succeeded In Ecttlhe J. re-
roried favorahy 10 the senate TIE IhlbuN' mon
ionk the opporlunity Of severely criiicslns " aht
was tboulf that this might be the '0st tlrc on no
uart of the company 10 secure Ainf IN re- Il lpr
il vessels II seems. however, 4 - lhe 5l1>fho
~ tho senate the energy recently dsPlsycd 10y T."
Trader, n the House aud ccisy the resident
frse trade manifesto Of la, Monday lave encouraged II
again 10 come 10 the front.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
ORGANIZING IN THE CAPITAL or MAINE

Augusta, Me, Dec - (orrcian. Augusta Re-
publican, are thoroughly awake aud IN earnest and aio
PREPARING by organization for the work that Is before
them 4 Noun. Mons Republican Club vas recently
formed In tho city. elected officers and ch'"e dro-
gate, To tho Nw-Yurk convention Now there Il an
other noyr participated IL hy many of the prominent
Ir,u ans 81 the city to form second club and tn"
,ii lll 10 published 10 morrow morning II !, h'al
h., pr George T. Erickctt and there az some evenly
n,r sfir. In ALL among them hoiaK Grorsn l. NrrIs,
Il,.lc.t NJ Heath, L. q. Nichcy, Mayor George T.
N,rnuier CAPTAIN Charles r.. sash aui Charles ~.
Na,cn There viii be n meeting at tho t"uln"n
Counrl rooms on Wednesday evening 10 organic"
~, Gentlemen Interested are cn'Luhslc and on" or
,o t-onr,st I'm the State viii 10 the outcome, giving
MIR blaine hearty ard vigorous support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1897

hand. While the boarders at lunch Degnn' sp
pareny became frenzlcd andsprang at Mr. ch,e' tne
manager OF tho house with the cleaser upaiseo b"'
for Miss Pfelfer. Richter wOnld no doubt hsVs pce
HI aimed She sprang otween Degnan ana iuchte, -.
was cut with The cleaver which almost severe" HUT
finger. The officer took Degnan INTO CUSTODY,
I'm tho arNruoon Mise Pleifer appeared ~ J"nerHpn
Market Court. rather weak from loss OF bioou WI
her complaint fslonous assault Just.cc Ia'tciso"
s,r trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
WtS crOrGr GOrVtV rOND TVStvrf

Or. = r Tuchcr thc young physician 10 whom ons
~ the letters ictt by George Gorham Bond ~ho com
mtrd suicd" at the Gl~ey House on sunday morning
was addressed declined Yesterday 20 permit 'hc letter
to be copied for publication, but said that II dd not
differ materially from those written ~ young Bond To
hs uncle and brother The doctor sad that he spent
several hours with Mr. Bond on saturday and that
he was exceedingly despordcut AID more than ones
gave uttcganco to expressions indicating desire To
do and end hts lfo of trouble aud disappointment
did not rralfc that hc was rally Tn cain"st when
he snake of suicide 'hr test way 10 terminate hl'
unhappy state" Dr 1uchcr said int tfi'h 10 lansh
him nit of h, nt Of the blues, which naturally sup
uo,ed would pass OIL A. n had done l"toir "i u vas
Something which be- had icen subject 20 ever slhco
lccnmr ncuualnicd with him. NcNrrthrl"s>, no man
had les. cause for depression. did not kno" the
vnung lady spoken Of AOllc In some OF tho etteS
malls ,ullr but de- not believe that their relations
haJ ANYTHING to do with his death lie was i, a
low spirited condition far more pronounced IMAM any
-, bls friend, sus peced II Il case of alteration OF
mind which rendered him wholly irrcs ponNil1c an IN
iance ~ temporary insanity you plcasc-and Is noH
,,ltra bi a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
DEMOCRATIC scUEMERs AT WORK.
ThYING By ANFNUISG TnE HOUSE RULES 10 kELi
THEIR GRIP oN THE BODY.

TnYIXG By ANFNDISG THE HOUSE RULES TO MILF
THEIR GRIP oN Tur BODY.
WAsrISGroS, Dec. IL tSDsidh To the surprise and
dsarponiIncnt Of many mNmbcrs OF the House, the
appointment Of the Committee Rules has been again
postponed and II is understood that the committee
will not be announced until Wednesday or Thursday.
Meanwhile propositions to amend the rules are pillng
higher and higher Some OF them fairly Indicate that
certain Democrats realize that only by arbitrary and
unusual TO the dsadvanta OF the minority can
they mani ain their control Of legislation Nj Spring
err wants TO make 100 members a quorum OF the Com
mlttee Of the " hole and provide that vote Of the
House shall not nc necessary to restore the quorum
when broken OF course. the Democratic leaders VIII
he foolish enough to resort to such a scheme. Mr.
Hudd OF Wisconsin, wants 20 make any member liable
TO expulsion who, bring present, shall refuse to vote
when his name called unless excused tbs ground
that he IS personally interested In the pending ques
ton Of course this proposition Il As unconstitutional
IS absurd but Il II Indication OF The OstiuSt
which pervadcs the majority.
Mr. 1arsncy. OF Michigan, to-day offered an amend
10 the rules providing that the Journal clcIh ana
chief clerk ~ the House shall BE- chosen by ballot
THIS equiv alcnt 20 declaration Of war gslnsi bon
Manuel Dickinson. TO whose influence the removal o.
journal ..c4A saith Is largely att i1utcd. Nobody
has any complaint to make against chef Clerk IO"ics
who Is most efficient officer. aud who va retained
I'm the place then held by Edward Mcpherson the clerk
of the House in tho XLkIIth Congress. IL seems al
together probable that tho removal OF Mr. Smith VIII
raise a breeze before tho matter Is settled
The failure of he eaher 10 announce The Commit
Rules to-day IL not promising token that the
committees viii be appointed before the holiday
recess, which probably viii begin Thursday week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
NE VIII xor ArrgAR 70 eaork AIs cHaKeLs

ne VIII NOT AFPEA r 10 FNVIk lin tWtk"fN
EI-Assissat District Attorney Foster l.. BAc-n' u
Brooklyn has sent 20 President HsairI % the eAn x
Education OF that ety. letter refnsin t. appear bros
tho committees OF me bOari cSnp,set 81 M--sr> Caves
Hardness ant Northrup 10 ofsr proof OF tho charges -
made that some teachers hal 10 opJ for prorrou'u "a
tue public schools 10 has tone this because tue 0o-ri
failed pass resolution Ia protect teachers who m an
give evidence against action detrimental to them 40
als asked that the ni-c sloui be cho.sn by hin
self In mis-, Mr. Racsus claius that Mr. iIealrir
assuraucsS ~ AIS rlesls that ne would IA ne
committee ~ hi, Clr Ia slssl choosing sni mas ma
done AMI instead Of protecting taarhrrs tue b'ars
has arbitrarily dismissed Miss Norris lea ia vsfa'.
% teachers hat sAieNents they NAV maze against
members OF the bsArd will ccst thcp fhe.r positions
Tie result has been that hs In, srmsns rehe Ia mthe
ANY statements To the ccnmittee ~sish mas oe'n az
rnIn nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
prpunIJrAN5 ORGANIZING IN FAsToN.

EAsroS Pens. Deo II (Sp>ciab.-A largo meeting OF
Hepubiicans tonight FORMED the Central Republican
Climb Of Ea.on, with j. Wildwood chairman. Coa-
ntecs wero sppsintsl 10 form tho permansnt orgasi
xarisn npd secure additional members. The following
Xrr, appointed delegates 10 tue New York couvrniioa
4 (,ois ain, ". H. Huck M'rtis KrRpatricN William
F.ckcnthal and &. \. Andrews The intsHtiOn Ia To
thoroughly organize not only the Republicans In this
~, uIL In tho entire cOnnty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
THRIVING DELEGATES a WAY.
MORE COMING THAN TIE HALL CAN HOLD.
erccFss OF TIE CONVECTION or REPUBLICAN

erccFss OF TIE CONVICTION or REPUBLICAN
CLUBS ALrEADY AseyRED.
Evo~ytaing indicates that Chickenn2 IAN WI" DO
~ xed - Utmost 10 accommodate all the 'oc7 '"'
,ho " - attend the convention OF Rcpuolcan ciuDS th
oncns here OF Thursday morning 80 many have sent
word OF their intention TO be here That yesterday
eccret,rc ;eason Of tn local committee in charge OF
thr mary work, ts.egrapled 10 seven or elght
Climb, t4t It would be irpO siblc to mako room ior
tAenl TO seating capacity of the IL y "le'"y
cvha, s and l., too .a's t. yes LARGE pt'.e over
LOO men have already scat word tlAt The wou't DO
hrro.
r..ion % tho Ohio deie ;at.cn headed ~ Colonel
"rr,..-" c. she1Arl. Of Governor Ior't"rs stan,
,,. ,ed lore Yesterday aud pdt uo =; me 'dr'Vah'
Hon = - ch, together vita the "il'ey louise VIII nc
fl. he .aitcrs of most ~ tlo Vest RI n"" L. Inc
re. o. 'ne Ohio men Gnd III mJ'ii| ~ me o'her
y ,..-l'-., will arrive ths creniny s place for tho
op,ainr -occedngs and neral proernnn' was formu'
ycsferii~ by the committed. Z Wiz b. s''ntted
., cor cent m and II RECEIPT lhic Wal bo - e. 1t out
This f, u cisi of It: At II O'Clock on Fnrr@dn morn
Ing jos, % Pant. chairman W ~ C-."'a. 80 on
A,.oc.t Organizations, viii call tio meeting - orier
Pr ycr wil be- offered BY some c.afg! n'n VINO haS V'
vot necn decided upon Then presi'' 'es T.
roster ln behalf Of tho Republican O. bof III, city Of
New York. will deliver address Of welcome TEN
porary officers Will mex, be caoson. Foi temporary
chfiraln = Western man Will Ron iless he selected.
oolonr John Atkinson, Oi Dctio ani i 'rie 81" Ryan,
pf 'n1t Of TIE Ohio Republican II eue and -Sp'aNer
of th, 'lio uols Of Representative are tie to names
most frclu.ni, mentioned in 1a IN the Once"
For pormai chairman senator arts - ~ 10 be Tie
,ho.,c ,f G.. cUbody
Tlr 4 Of p,r'ectne TO orra ,iy .tion. Organizing
con.r.l. e.. etc, 30 take up ~. ~ he rs' day
,r, .,,rr sou en- be- obtained tiat might. then
F..r win prob. 'g adlr~., tao invention on
,'r .t...ion 49, me- SUP. 49, ,u 80 st'r.- Ia thc
.oata ain 'e ih" tour princ pal ,inr.' H-'l ',i o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
lr4rlyG nis cLnrnEs Oy rRE PIE.

A policeman saw a stont man with sand, hair and
rnnstaehe undressing himself At tue foot OF West wen
~ ,ccondst dlyhreag yesterday Believing that TO
man was drunk. and preparus 10 Jump OVERHEARD
,h. officer started toward hin but he dbl no:
yet there tire preveat the stranger from pnns
hea.lloug into the water Search made along M
river front hut the Msus body ~s~ not seen asAn "a
the p,sr the policeman fDund brown sack coat "a
OF black ;rosers cloth cap with sarlaps aud pals %
..hA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
TWEED ryvG SITS r. RI DrsPOsrp or

TrrFD PYvG SITS p RI DfSPOSrn or
Corporation Counsel ORren has -d'en 20 Mayor
Hewitt and Coniroe- rosw hat BE intend. IN fake,.r
to ,.pose ~ die ell ~eei Riny either ~ .'p
ulasa To disconiinu" each by other appropriate
wa unles. within DAYS good shs be shown
him continuing the aciisns one ~ them Thee
'prp part ~ tho actions which were brought ~
the city against william " weed. Richard r. Connolly
and oihersiul 1871 20 recover money believed to have
been frauinsntly obtan-i by them froa the city AMI
county on fraudulent ichsrs vouchers franta-
leny sraggsrael respect the amounts due ~ 'hs
city for various supplies furnished Mr.. O'Rre1 .s's
that Jrdg. Lacombe. his predecessor was about 70 dis
pose o. the cases when he went on the bench Mr.
OBricn has conferred with Judge Lacombe upon the
snblec: and written letters t. Francis g. Barlow.
whs.'sr H. Psckh sm. James - Carter. Thomas AisOa
and George Ticknor Carts. In whose charge AZ
counsel thee. Oh cases 20 be. AMI guided chiefly
by the opinion ~ Judge Lac ombe and the
tons OF counsel. he has now concluded TO ~
TO dispose o. them all The principal re.ssn for
nBay winning them mp IL tha, some OF tho def-niaau
dead. others have openly failed or gone 40
bankruptcy. that IA no 80. could any sing sih''a
ta bs rsaiNed, even n judgment sh'ud Or o. ilh'
Moreover tie expense OF preparing The eases Tor "a
trying them would ne great 80 that u !, Dot pfOsl
bic that prosecution OF the cases would result "a ths
s.overy Of SUN at all adequate 10 pay tie sxpens-s
contnuin. tue litigation Mr.. o brien ihinks u VII
be va,te o' tue public continue these itea-
longer. he follow ~ arc the defendants 10
the referred to- Anarcw JGaryeT, OaseJ MAN.
Archibald Hall IT,. James IT, Ipgersol ant others cs
John H. asd others composing the nrn OF Ny
ser 4 90. G-orxe = Milisr Garrett "a. schuyler and
Dirt A Woodward. Ishu Mcbride Davidson. James ".
rm "a Csarat Boar and Others composing tue urn OF
Monaghan. John ODonneN. Alexander lrsndrh Aren't
bald Han VILLAS T. Blank inoEas to-mau. John J.
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